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Product category: Stand-Alone Instruments
News Release from: TTi (Thurlby Thandar Instruments) | Subject: QL series IVI drivers
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 16 September 2005

Driver eases test supply integration

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A new National Instruments IVI driver has been introduced to support the high-performance precision programmable QL-P Series of DC power supplies.

A new National Instruments IVI driver has been introduced by TTi (Thurlby Thandar Instruments) to support the high-performance precision programmable QL-P Series of DC power supplies The IVI drivers deliver a dramatic improvement in performance by integrating a powerful state-caching engine, which keeps track of the hardware settings of an instrument

This feature can improve test performance significantly, since it allows IVI drivers to behave intelligently and perform instrument I/O only when the value of a hardware setting needs modification.

IVI drivers are also "multithreaded safe", allowing users to build advanced multithreaded test programs using the drivers "out of the box", greatly increasing test throughput.

The QL series IVI drivers have built-in instrument simulation capabilities, allowing users to develop large amounts of test code when instruments are not available.

Simulated data can be generated in two different ways: by using instrument-specific drivers in simulation mode or by using advanced class simulation drivers available with the IVI driver toolset.

The IVI drivers are compatible with the complete range of QL-P Series power supplies, covering single- and multi-output units up to 56 V.

GPIB, USB and RS232 interfaces are standard on all models.

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